Space India Successfully Conducts Test Flight for Gaganyaan Astronaut Mission During the test flight, the crew module and escape system demonstrated their ability to safely separate from the rocket at specific altitudes, ensuring that astronauts can escape in case of any issues during launch.
Space India's Moon Lander and Rover Face Uncertain Future After Communication Loss Vikram and Pragyan were placed in sleep mode to safeguard their electronic components during the moon's two-week night. Initially, ISRO scientists expressed confidence that the spacecraft would reawaken around September 22.
Space India's Lunar Rover Pragyan Went into Sleep Mode The Vikram lander, responsible for delivering Pragyan to the lunar surface, also joined the rover in sleep mode. These two vehicles will hopefully reawaken, continuing their mission when sunlight returns.
Space India Successfully Launches Its Aditya-L1 Solar Mission The spacecraft is equipped with seven scientific payloads, including instruments like a visible emission line coronagraph, a solar ultraviolet imaging telescope, and an X-ray spectrometer, which will collect crucial data and observations about the sun's behavior.
Space India's Chandrayaan-3 Moon Rover Discovers Unexpected Sulfur Presence Chandrayaan-3's successful landing at the lunar south pole on August 23rd has provided an unprecedented opportunity for scientific exploration of this previously unvisited area.
Space Indian Moon Rover Pragyan Captures the First Image of Its Lander at Lunar South Pole The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) released two monochrome images of the Vikram lander, showcasing its propulsive legs against the lunar terrain. The rover's image of the lander was captured using the Navigation Camera onboard Pragyan (NavCam).
